MLB Thursday
Seattle @ LA Angels
Seattle is 1-6 in their last 7 games, 1-4 in the past 5 versus a right hander and 2-7 in Fister’s last 9 road starts.
After going 3-1 with a 1.72 ERA in his first seven starts, Fister is 0-3 with a 4.85 ERA in his last six starts. He allowed only nine runs in his first seven starts (47 IP), but he’s allowed 21 (20 earned) in his last six (37.1 IP).
Fister hasn’t lasted long in each of his last two road starts, allowing four runs and five hits in only four innings at Milwaukee on June 26 and allowing five runs, six hits, and three walks in only 4.2 IP at Detroit on July 2.
Pineiro is 5-0 with a 1.64 ERA in his last seven home starts. All seven starts are quality starts, and the Angels are 7-0 in those games.
Pineiro has been hot overall over the last month-plus. In his last seven starts, he’s 6-0 with a 2.33 ERA. The Angels are 7-0 in those seven games, and Pineiro comes in with six quality starts in a row.
The Mariners are only 2-9 in July, and eight of those losses have been by multiple runs.
The Mariners have been outscored 52-29 in July, and if you take out their two wins, they’ve been outscored 50-17 in their nine losses.
19 of Seattle’s 29 road losses this season have been by multiple runs. That includes each of their last eight and 13 of their last 14 road losses.
The Angels come into the second half having lost nine of their last 12, so you can bet they’ll be looking to start the second half off with a bang against a division who they’ve owned thus far this season. The Angels are 7-2 against the Mariners this season, with six of the seven wins being by multiple runs.
The Angels are a respectable 16-11 against division foes this season, while the Mariners are a woeful 7-21. 11 of the Angels’ 16 wins against division foes have been by multiple runs, while 17 of the Mariners’ 21 losses to division foes have been by multiple runs.
ML -156 (Large Play) 
RL -1.5 +135 (Medium Play) 
RL -2.5 +215 (Small Play)
Seattle is 1-6 in their last 7 games, 1-4 in the past 5 versus a right hander and 2-7 in Fister’s last 9 road starts.
After going 3-1 with a 1.72 ERA in his first seven starts, Fister is 0-3 with a 4.85 ERA in his last six starts. He allowed only nine runs in his first seven starts (47 IP), but he’s allowed 21 (20 earned) in his last six (37.1 IP).
Fister hasn’t lasted long in each of his last two road starts, allowing four runs and five hits in only four innings at Milwaukee on June 26 and allowing five runs, six hits, and three walks in only 4.2 IP at Detroit on July 2.
Pineiro is 5-0 with a 1.64 ERA in his last seven home starts. All seven starts are quality starts, and the Angels are 7-0 in those games.
Pineiro has been hot overall over the last month-plus. In his last seven starts, he’s 6-0 with a 2.33 ERA. The Angels are 7-0 in those seven games, and Pineiro comes in with six quality starts in a row.
The Mariners are only 2-9 in July, and eight of those losses have been by multiple runs.
The Mariners have been outscored 52-29 in July, and if you take out their two wins, they’ve been outscored 50-17 in their nine losses.
19 of Seattle’s 29 road losses this season have been by multiple runs. That includes each of their last eight and 13 of their last 14 road losses.
The Angels come into the second half having lost nine of their last 12, so you can bet they’ll be looking to start the second half off with a bang against a division who they’ve owned thus far this season. The Angels are 7-2 against the Mariners this season, with six of the seven wins being by multiple runs.
The Angels are a respectable 16-11 against division foes this season, while the Mariners are a woeful 7-21. 11 of the Angels’ 16 wins against division foes have been by multiple runs, while 17 of the Mariners’ 21 losses to division foes have been by multiple runs.
ML -156 (Large Play) RL -1.5 +135 (Medium Play) RL -2.5 +215 (Small Play)
